The endearing relationship between a little girl and her Grandmother, whose tolerance and patience are nearly boundless except when it comes to ants. The double entendre in the title captures the grandma’s sense of fun and the recognition that there are rules, especially in Grandma’s kitchen.
A little girl visiting her grandma loves to bring stuff in from outside. Her grandma has quite a collection of those things in her kitchen window. But there's one thing grandma won't allow inside. Keep reading to find out about grandma's kitchen rules. This book, whistfully illustrated by Marina Movshina, is a fun read for girls and boys ages 5-10.
Excerpt
My grandma's kitchen window sill
Is filled with nifty stuff.
And though it seems there's not much room,
There's always room enough.
She saves the bits and scraps I've found
Which mean so much to me.
Like rocks and twigs, a tinkling bell,
And things washed in from sea.
Little Z is a little person who feels lost and alone. Will he be able to focus and gain control to find his way and find the friends he wants to have? Read this short but very sweet story to find out what happens next.
This second book in Edie's 'Puddle' series is filled with wonderful catchy rhyming poems that have positive nostalgic messages. Her whimsical illustrations carry the poems along on ripples of warm vibrant colours.
What a Tale is told in this delightful story of Didge the wayward little Roo.
Catch up with him as he turns the Billabong from a Dull everyday water hole, to a lively, fun place, through many adventures and conquests.
